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I noticed many files in my directory, called "sedAbCdEf" or such. Why does it create these files? Do these have any value after a script has run? Can I send these files to another location , e.g. /tmp/ ? Update: I checked the scripts until I found one which makes the files. Here is some sample code: #!/bin/bash a=1 b=`wc -l < ./file1.txt` while [ $a -le $b ]; do for i in `sed -n "$a"p ./file1.txt`; do for j in `sed -n "$a"p ./file2.txt`; do sed -i "s/$i/\nZZ$jZZ\n/g" ./file3.txt c=`grep -c $j file3.txt` if [ "$c" -ge 1 ] then echo $j >> file4.txt echo "Replaced "$i" with "$j" "$c" times ("$a"/"$b")." fi echo $i" not found ("$a"/"$b")." a=`expr $a + 1` done done done
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